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Have you ever considered what art might have to say about you if the tables were turned?  Would the Mona Lisa painting be moved by the expression on your face and debate with  the water lilies of Monet as to what gender you might actually be?  Who can say?  And yet, we are curious dreamers who reside in our own dreams.  We are either artists, or are the art.  The other thing we can do is merely appreciate the art of others.  Some of the easiest art we learn to appreciate first is that made by children;  as children ourselves, when other children were our contemporaries and we were beginning to form opinions as to what looked right and what didn’t, the art of other children helped (whether we realized it or not at the time) to formulate our schema for our own creativity and its fruits.  It also emboldened us with a standard, however primitive, for judging the artistic expressions of others.

Art need not be a terribly serious concept.  It can ignite feelings of introspection as we attempt to reconcile the implications of its appearance or obvious social statements with our own state of being, but that doesn’t have to mean that everything is all scowls and academia.  In fact, many works of art that I have seen lately have been less about academia and more about macadamia!  That’s okay, though, because artists are known to be a little nutty.  So are the people who buy and sell art, and who bid for it at the auctions by Sotheby’s, and who venture to display it in their homes.  It isn’t good enough to simply own a piece of art;  you must know what it is saying about you and who that is being said to.

This did not change as I got older.  Drawing was still one of my favorite things to do.  In fact, it was just a couple of years ago that I decided that I wanted to pursue drawing as a career.  You might be sitting there, reading this, and wondering how I would actually make a living doing this.  I get it, drawing is not in popular demand as a job.  Unless I could get a job at a theme park doing caricatures or something like that, right?

Well, that’s where it started, what was I going to do?  If you are an artist and you want to make a living out of your work, then you will come to the point when you realize you will have to choose a profession like a graphic artist or cartoonist or whatever.  So that’s the starting off point, and after you realize that you cannot just simply draw for a living you are on the right track.

I decided that I could use my drawing for something bigger.  I decided that I wanted to learn to screenprint.  Now, screenprinting is a technique that allows you to transfer images to fabric.  Of course, it is not as simple as just drawing that image.  There are computer programs and printers involved too.  So whatever path you decide to take, be prepared to find out that there will be more involved than you might have originally thought.

No matter what your passion is, it is possible to find a career that will allow you to incorporate what it is that you love to do the most.

There are plenty of resources for artists and crafts makers who want to go green.  All you need is to know where the green art supplies come from and how you can do your part by ordering from companies who share your desire to save the planet, one work of art at a time.  The following infographic you can find excellent places to order green supplies from, not only for arts and crafts, but also a host of other terrific categories.  This is a good, overall “green” primer as well as a provider of resources for artists.

One of the greatest examples of this difference between artists and everyday average individuals that I have seen this week is salt art.  That’s right creating art with salt.  Looking at a salt shaker most people see one thing, something that adds in flavor and maybe even something unhealthy when used in large amounts.  That’s normal.  Well, in the video below you will witness what one guy sees when he looks at salt.  It is so impressive the work that he creates with a simple grainy white substance.  You just have to see it to believe it.  Check it out!

For example, did you know that the Four Cs of the Gemological Institute of America that determine a jewel’s value are carat, cut, color, and clarity?  These four measures of value are generally accepted around the world as the most important markers of worth.  The jewels you are very soon to read about all have outstanding ratings in each of the four Cs, and some are quite large.  Therefore, these represent the most expensive pieces of jewelry in the entire world.  They are also, needless to say, the most attractive to certain individuals who might aspire to become infamous for pulling off a heist.  I wonder why?

One place might be to seek out advanced instruction from a successful artist – something easier to do now than in the past, thanks to multimedia video presentations and other modern media.  Artist Daniel Edmondson has a collection that has helped some friends and relatives.  Check out his video to learn more:

There is nothing wrong with infographics being called art, though.  It just depends on what kind of art you are talking about.  There are, as mentioned above, several artists who we might call “art snobs” who like to downgrade the infographic from something artistic and worthwhile from a visual perspective, to something mundane and market oriented.  But they should not overlook the people who are designing the infographics, many of whom do in fact regard themselves are artists.  They spend hours analyzing what colors might be the most effective and convey the right message.  They use precision and their own clever ability to discern the reactions of audiences they will likely never hear from, but they still invest a great part of themselves in their work.  They still realize that what they do is colorful, beautiful (in some cases) and also has a timeless quality.

Some of the world’s greatest artists have been graphic designers.  Look at Andy Warhol, for instance.  His career began with making labels for soup cans, and progressed into pop art that has become iconic in the design industry.  There are other artists as well who begin their careers in graphic arts.

So, don’t be so quick to write off infographics as mere marketing tools.  They, too, can be art.

Changing the color is straightforward and anyone who has ever played with even a basic drawing or painting program will instantly recognize how to accomplish this.  The two small squares located to the left of the tools drop-down menu allows you to select the color you want to paint or sketch with, and the background color.  The one tool that would be really useful here, and is nowhere to be seen, is an undo button.  You can’t even actually erase a previous stroke — but the work around is to change the ink color to the background color, and just draw over your mistake.  This can be tedious as well, since you also cannot change the brush size.

One nice thing you can do, however, is clear the whole thing with the convenient “clear” button.  You can also save your work if you like it.  Unfortunately, during this review, when I clicked “save,” I got the “Aw…snap!” error message that something had gone awry loading the page, and that I needed to either reload, or try something else.  The result was the loss of my painting.  It’s just not there anymore.  I worked a long time on that daisy-like digital flower!  ”Aw, snap!” doesn’t begin to summarize how I feel at this moment.  So actually, I think I will not be recommending Harmony to anyone who might get even remotely attached to his or her work in course of a few mindless moments of doodling between assignments.  Still, it is a fun app.  And for what it’s worth, I think many people would enjoy it.

Plenty.  Following is a long list of careers available to those who study art in college.  These jobs are primarily related to visual arts, and are not by any means meant to comprise a complete list of potential careers in the arts — but just to get you started thinking in the right direction, these are great.

Advertising artist
Animator
Antiques specialist
Appraiser
Architectural model builder
Architectural renderer
Art administrator
Art conservator
Art director
Art teacher
Art therapist
Audiovisual artist/designer
Automobile designer
Billboard artist
Book designer
Calligrapher
Cartographer
Cartoonist
Costume and mask designer
Craftsperson
Curator
Display designer
Drafter
Environmental designer
Exhibit designer
Filmmaker
film production manager
film director
cinematographer
cameraperson
film editor
visual effects engineer
sound engineer
film graphics/producer
Furniture designer Gallery owner
Glassblower
Graphic designer
Greeting card artist
Illustrator
medical
scientific
industrial
fashion
book
magazine
Industrial designer
Interior designer
Inventor/consultant
Jewelry designer
Landscape architect
Layout artist
Leather goods designer
Lithographer
Metal worker
Motion picture animator
Mural artist
Package designer
Painter
Portraits
Color consultant
Photographer
Advertising
Publishing
Architectural design
Photojournalist
Pottery designer
Glaze technologist
Product designer/illustrator
Product planner
Set designer
Sculptor
Portrait sculptor
Moldmaker
Glass carver and etcher
Architectural sculptor
Sign painter
Silkscreen artist
Stained glass artist
Textile designer
Toy designer
Typographer
Urban designer
Visualizer
Wallpaper designer
Weaver
Window designer
Woodworker

There are plenty of very specific career paths, and Direct TV Tivo, an art major can take, as you can see from our list.  The outlook for art related fields is good, with emerging art forms appearing almost daily, thanks to advances in technology and the emergence of high tech with marketing and advertising. So parents, don’t worry if your student wants to run away to art school!  He or she can do well with a career in an art-related field.